Los Locos Del Ritmo - Nacimiento Del Rock'N Roll Mexicano - Japan Mini LP CD

Credits:

Los Locos Del Ritmo

Description:

＜The 46th in the "60's GARAGE ROCKIN' OLDAYS" reissue series, supervised by Jimmy Masuko, All Days Records Presents "60's GARAGE DISK GUIDE" The first band to attempt original rock 'n' roll in Mexico! In the mid-1950s, Rock 'n' Roll reached Mexico, a country neighboring the United States. At first, rock 'n' roll was just a form of dance, but after the 1958 riot at the screening of the Presley film "King Creole," it became a form of "rebellion" for the upstream and middle-class youth due to the banning of the film. Basically, rock and roll covers by Mexican groups became pop music rewritten with harmless Spanish lyrics, but Los Locos del Ritmo was the first band to attempt original rock and roll. Their first album, "Rock! Con Los Locos Del Ritmo," was later called "the best rock and roll album made outside North America in the 1950s" by Billy Miller and Miriam Rinna of Norton Records.I hope you enjoy this powerful Mexican rock and roll. Commentary: Jimmy Masuko

Tracklisting:

01. NENA NO ME IMPORTA (BABY I DON'T CARE)
02. LA CUCARACHA
03. TUS OJOS
04. UN GRAN PEDAZO DE AMOR (A BIG HUNK O' LOVE)
05. MORELIA
06. BLUES TEMPO
07. CRECIDITO PARA AMAR (OLD ENOUGH TO LOVE)
08. UN VASITO CON AGUA
09. PEDRO PISTOLAS (PETER GUNN)
10. EL MONGOL
11. YO NO SOY REBELDE
12. GERALDINE
13. CHICA ALBOROTADA
14. AVIENTENSE TODOS
15. ESTRONCIO 90
16. QUE VOY A HACER
17. CUATRO ASES DE AMOR
18. HACIENDOTE EL AMOR
19. LA CHICA MAS LINDA DEL MUNDO
20. VENGAN TODOS A BAILAR
21. NENA YO NO SE
22. TEN MI CORAZON
23. POLVORA